Paris / Delhi / Delft / Washington / Bizkaia / Calcutta / Lancaster / Perth / Brisbane / LIVERPOOL / Keywords Bicycling / Westminster / Nairobi / Salaam / Copenhagen / London / Brisbane / Australia / /
Company
EcoPlan International / Eco-Logica Ltd / Ingenieria S.A. / AUSTRALIA Publisher Eco-Logica Ltd. / /
Continent
Europe / Africa / Asia / /
Country
Nepal / Netherlands / Cambodia / Honduras / Lesotho / Kenya / France / Uganda / Brazil / Australia / Burkina Faso / Tanzania / United Kingdom / Philippines / China / India / Germany / Zambia / Bangladesh / Laos / Indonesia / United States / Vietnam / Nigeria / Ghana / Spain / /
Currency
USD / cent / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University of New South Wales / University College / Transport HQ / Staffordshire University / Liverpool John Moores University / / /
IndustryTerm
travel patterns / travel behaviour / transportation / steel barriers / area car drivers / transportation systems / social support systems / time using car-free spaces / energy economics / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / car drivers / car-free spaces / law enforcement / transport services / car use / wilful neglect accounting / retail / car trips / external energy supplies / Pedestrian infrastructure / reassessment systems / decision making systems / important services / transport systems / lobby / voluntary travel behaviour change / car travel / local-level planning tool / travel behaviour impacts / health care systems / car journeys / public relations policies / into supporting car use / /
OperatingSystem
L3 / /
Organization
Liverpool John Moores University / WA Department for Planning and Infrastructure / Pedestrians Association / Road Federation / Federal Highway Administration / Environment / Transport and Regional Affairs Committee / Staffordshire University / Australian Defence Force Academy / University College / Regional Affairs Committee / Paul Tranter School of Geography and Oceanography / U.S. Access Board / Centre for Alternative and Sustainable Transport / University of New South Wales / Centre for Technology & Systems Studies / World Bank / United Nations / Select Committee / House of Commons / /
Person
Thampil Pankaj / Werner Brög / Wilfred Owen / Matthew Burke / John Howe / Rachel Goodman / Rodney Tolley Walking / Walter Rostow / John Howe Walking / Bruce James / Rod Tolley / Mikel Murga Leber Planificacion / Christian Sebaly / Ian Ker / Heath Maddox / Nick Cavill / Eric Britton / John Pucher / Barbara McMillen / Lars Gemzoe / John Whitelegg / Rodney Tolley / Suzanne Jansen / / /
Position
Business Manager / Professor of Environmental Studies / elderly Editor / Professor / Managing Director / Independent Transport Consultant / economist / driver / Editor / farmer / Consultant / /
Product
LANCASTER / /
ProvinceOrState
Western Australia / New South Wales / /
Region
South Wales / Western Australia / Sub-Saharan Africa / East Africa / /
World Transport Policy & Practice ISSNVolume 7, Number 4, 2001 Mission Statement World Transport Policy & Practice is a quarterly journal which provides a high quality medium for original and